The history of education
Subtitle: educational practice and progress considered as a phase of the development and spread of western civilization
By: by Ellwood P. Cubberley
Series: Riverside textbooks in education
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin
Published: 1948
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 839
Subjects: Education; History
Table of contents: title: The old Greek education; title: Later Greek education; title: The education and work of Rome; title: The rise and contribution of Christianity; title: New peoples in the empire; title: Education during the early middle ages; title: Influences tending toward a revival of learning; title: The rise of the universities; title: The revival of learning; title: Educational results of the revival of learning; title: The revolt against authority; title: Educational results of the Protestant revolts; title: The rise of scientific inquiry; title: The new scientific method and the schools; title: Theory and practice by the middle of the eighteenth century; title: The eighteenth a transition century; title: The beginnings of national education; title: A new theory and subject-matter for the elementary school; title: National organization in Prussia; title: National organization in France and Italy; title: The struggle for national organization in England; title: Awakening an educational consciousness in the United States; title: The American battle for free state schools; title: Education becomes a great national tool; title: New conceptions of the educational process; title: New tendencies and expansions; title: Conclusion: the future.